English Romantic critic William Hazlitt advocated reading with pleasure. Good reading requires an appetite, and his primary advice is always to be passionate about the written word and to maintain a sense of humor. Reading should not be a chore, nor a mere escape, but a form of life lived on a higher note. If done properly, it offers you more life and more people than you can meet in real life. The unlimited power of words gives you wonder, the most precious gift of all, and it is always open to you, at every moment. Books are waiting for you. Dive into a book so that you become absorbed, absorbed, and happily abandoned by your surroundings requires some preparation. To enjoy it, you must know what you are looking for. The goal of leisurely reading in an age of speed is to guide you toward greater reading pleasure through a few simple rules and some rich discussions of favorite books. How you read is far more important than how much you read. A good book is the only thing that will teach you how to read with full attention, focusing on pleasure and mental benefit. Newspaper articles, tweets, and blogs won't show you what reading is about; only a book can do that. Reading better means reading more slowly, and there's good reason to slow down. Just as there is slow cooking and slow thinking, there is definitely slow reading. Al-Obeikan Publishing